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Kenty gave me the idea in a previous post
Post the meaning of your name and it’s origin.
Meaning of “Susie”
English nameIn English, the name Susie means- Lily. Variant of Hebrew Susannah. White lilies grew in the Biblical city of Susa in Persia.. Other origins for the name Susie include – English, American, Hebrew.The name Susie is most often used as a girl name or female name.
English Meaning – Lily. Variant of Hebrew Susannah. White lilies grew in the Biblical city of Susa in Persia.
Origin – English
but we don’t use our proper names here :roll:
My names originates from the county of Kent. The f means of the female species and my OBE…well that was bestowed upon me by Queen Ebayregina :lol:
As mine’s in two parts- I thought I best search twice…
Freaky
(urban dictionary): Kinky, wild in bed, sexually promiscuous, etc.
(Wikipedia): a general term that describes unusual experiences that supposedly lack a scientific explanation
(other):strange and somewhat frighteningBiker
(Wiki) A person whose lifestyle is centered on motorcycles, may be a member of an outlaw motorcycle club; A person who rides a bicycle.So I’m a strange, slightly scary prson who rides a bike….. yup- those definitions seem to fit me quite well, but I think the “wild in bed, sexually promiscuous” is a little exaggerated but I’, always willing to ask for a second opinion.
@will wrote:
william
sexy handsum, good lookin, a BEAST in the bedroom, cheeky, charmin, wicked sense of humor, FIT AS FCK, easy going, a GOD, irresistbul to WOMEN.. crackin sense of humur, and GOREGUS 8)
You forgot to put “Illiterate” somewhere in there. :D
@will wrote:
william
sexy handsum, good lookin, a BEAST in the bedroom, cheeky, charmin, wicked sense of humor, FIT AS FCK, easy going, a GOD, irresistbul to WOMEN.. crackin sense of humur, and GOREGUS 8)
and now backto reality . . the REAL meaning of will’s name 8)
The boy’s name William
wi(l)liam is pronounced WIL-yum. It is of Old German origin, and its meaning is “will helmet, protection”. For a long time after the Norman conquest in AD 1066, three out of four English boys were given some form of the conqueror’s name, William. Short forms and variants came into being with a common basic meaning of “will”, “determined”, or “resolute”.
wonder what search engine he got that other stuff from then :lol:
AltaBullshit i think
is that . c o . u k or just . c om?
.cum if i know will
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